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CONTL-01 LTF-01 PORT-09 TRUNK-123 EQU-TPK000 BYD007 DLR002 |
FRONT-END PROCESSING DATE AND TIME 10-08-76 0300P |
370 PROCESSING DATE AND TIME 10-08-86 0302P |
***END OF DATA*** |
This BOR tells that the trouble is an open tip wire 39,200 feet from the |
Central Office. |
The first part of the BOR up to the --RMKR-- is the basic information |
section. The second part, from --TRBL-- to SO DATE is the trouble section. The |
next part, from --S/E-- to TEA-R1304 is the assignment section. The fourth |
part, from --HIST-- up to REPLACED INSIDE WIRE is the Abbreviated Trouble |
History section. The last part is the MLT test results section. |
When a repair looks as if it may not be completed according to schedule, |
a Jeopardy Report is filed. Then, more repairmen are assigned to insure the |
line is repaired on time. After the repair is complete, the dispatcher retests |
the loop using MLT to verify that the trouble has been dealt with. The |
customer is notified, and the final disposition of trouble is entered into the |
LMOS database, where it is stored for future use and evaluation. (See also |
part I.) |
If you had to sum up LMOS, it would be best summed up by saying LMOS is |
'A customer repair data management system.' |
Misc footnotes |
-------------- |
Section one: Acronyms |
ALRU-Automatic Line Record Update |
AN-Associated Number |
ARSB-Automated Repair Service Bureau |
ATH-Abbreviated Trouble History |
BOC-Bell Operating Company |
BOR-Basic Output Report |
CA-Cable |
COE-Central Office Equipment |
CMC-Construction Maintenance Center |
CRSAB-Centralized Repair Service Answering Bureau |
DDD-Direct Distance Dialing |
ECC-Enter Cable Change |
LMOS-Loop Maintenance Operations System |
MLT-Mechanized Loop Testing |
POTS-Plain Old Telephone Service |
RSB-Repair Service Bureau |
SS-Special Service |
TAS-Telephone Answering Service |
TH-Trouble History |
TREAT-Trouble Report Evaluation and Analysis Tool |
Section two: Automated Testing Systems |
MLT is the third generation of Automated Testing Systems. The first |
generation of testing equipment was something called the Line Status Verifier, |
which was manually operated, and not nearly as efficient as MLT or the second |
generation, the Automatic Line Verifier. The first and second generations of |
automated testing systems were both eventually built up to the MLT third |
generation type of system. |
-End of file- |
8/19/86 |
============================================================================== |
References and Acknowledgements |
============================================================================== |
'Automation improves testing and repair of customer loops' - Bell Labs Record |
'Automated Repair Service Bureau' - Bell System Technical Journal |
And thanks to the following people for supplying other information: |
The Videosmith, The Marauder, Lock Lifter, Mark Tabas, and anyone else that we |
might have missed. |
Sysops are allowed to use this file as long as nothing is changed. This file |
was written in 80 columns, upper and lower case. |
If you notice any errors in this file please contact one of us and changes |
will be in order. |
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